The World Boxing Council has announced that boxer Willie Monroe Jr., who will fight Gennady Golovkin on May 16 at The Forum in Los Angeles, has notified via his promoter Art Pelullo from Banner Promotions, that he will not be able to fight for interim WBC middleweight championship since Monroe

Nonito Donaire will return July 18th in Macau, China and it appears that thanks in part the WBC Donaire may now have foe. As reported by BoxingScene.com, the WBC ordered a eliminator bout between Donaire and Hugo Ruiz take place in order to create the number one contender for Leo

Venue: Madison Square Garden Promoter: K2 TV: HBO Wladimir Klitschko 241.6 vs. Bryant Jennings 226.8 (IBF/WBO/WBA heavyweight championship) Sadam Ali 146.8 vs. Francisco Santana 146.4  

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Venue: Doubletree Hotel in Ontario, Calif. Promoter: Thompson Boxing Jose Roman 137 vs. Martin Cardona 134.5 Danny Roman 123 vs. Giovanni Caro 123 LaRon Mitchell vs. Sylvester Barron (heavyweights weighing in Friday) Rudy Puga 166 vs. Katrell Straus 164.5 Eridanni Leon 146 vs. Elih Lizama 147 Miguel Trejo 159 vs.

This  Saturday night, April 25, boxing returns to Harrahs Philadelphia with a terrific card promoted by King’s Promotions and XFE. In the main event, undefeated lightweight Omar Douglas will see action in an six-round bout when he now fights former world title challenger Daniel Attah (28-19-1, 11 KO’s) of Washington,

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Venue: UIC Pavilion, Chicago, Illinois Promoter: Warriors Boxing TV: Spike TV Anthony Dirrell 167.4 vs. Badou Jack 167.6 (WBC super middleweight title) Daniel Jacobs 159.4 vs. Caleb Truax 159.6 (WBA “regular” middleweight title)

Welp, PBC is back at it and it appears that per boxing insider Michael Woods it will hold an event in Las Vegas, NV the same night as Andre Ward’s return to the squared circle. The card that originally was thought to be in Adrien Broner’s hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio, now seems

Well, that wasn’t long! Tickets for the much anticipated Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao fight sold out in less than minute once being placed for sale online. “The fight of the century” is essentially a week away with thousands of fight fans seemingly unable to see the fight live and/or